Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-10

The Ten Sunhowers, and "Mlk.don "a,
macn complimented, and q recitation h
bliss Carr1e Kenyon was pronouneed 4
many 20 nave been the jem Of the evenin,
n BaHo PARTY.
Mrs. DR.. Bishop gave q very eniovah,
party last Thursday evening at her ra.i
dence on West Granite street in honor =
Miss Mau, Of Helena. Music, dancing an,
card'playing occupied the time verv nlea.
emily. Those present were: Miss Laur,
King. Miss Annie Schonarth, Miss Car,
Lloyd, Miss Jennie Mcconnell, Misse
Laura and frankie Horst, DR.. Winston
Mr.. M. W. Wilson, Mr.. II. e. Owen. M
VIM. Craig. Mr.. John Forbis, Prof. A. c
Newell and DR.. TIL. Murray.
FASHION NOTES.
A new color has appeared. It il male
yellow IN n light and pale pink in an.
otner. This shade is called hodeysuckle
andFlt 10 first cousin to the beautiful tint
which appeared more than a year ago. and
wal known as "dawn."
Faris flower manufacturers have de.
signed plastrons, panels, vests. and skirt
fronts entirely Of fine flowers, which ara
mounted IN q delicate trellis Of imitation
stems. twigs and moses. A long, slender
garland is added, with which to decorate
the corsage.
Some OF the new ivory or cream.white
lace dresses have the billowy drapines
caught up with picot satin ribbons in tri-
colors, sea-green. rose-pink and olive; car.
dlnal-bronze and Dresden-china blue; hello
rope, Charies X. pink and primrose-yellow
being three favored costumes.
rnnoasn hoo-k -
pattern lately seen wal suspended from a
bow-knot OF the same style.
Large opals in combination with dia.
monds and other stone are used in the
inset pins To- SO popular.
The small double violet. in pink, white, !
black, or purplish enamel, is frequently
lily. with pistil OF diamonds, is utilized as
bonnet or scarf pin. |
French modistes are making full bishop
sleeves OF Transparent materials of various
sorts, catching them into q velvet band at |
the elbow, with lace rufles beyond.
The fashionable hand. bouquet for brides |
the present moment is made up of white
orchids, lilies OF the valley, and white
y acinths intermingled. At q stylish wed.
ling recently the bride carried those flowers
n her right hand, and from her belt at the
depended q costly pearl c~hatelaine, to
which was fastened q partie fan of large,
vhite ostrich feathers. with a tiny cluster
the same flowers nesting in the downy
enter Of the fan.
Courent cloth has a crape-like weave,
md can be used by ladies in and out OF
Mourning, while armure effects are seen in
he silk-warp feather cloth, which is very
!ght. but not quite so delicate as gypsy
10th.
Jackets OF Roman-red camel's hair, with
ilk cord applique ornaments and buttons
. black, will be worn over summer gowns
t the various watering places next sea-
On. They are cut rather longer than the
Oppy-red cloth jackets worn last summer, |
in most cases, the position ba k is
The most stylish and expensive
lodels have fancy vests and are lined with
mber surah. II
The most brilliant as well as the most
shades of color are worn this sea.
On, but now, as ever, it is all q matter OF
aste in choice, and mere vividness or
nipple neutrality, is not sufficient. The
uality and quantity of a color and the
amer in which one tint is to be used with ]
contrasting hue has so very much to do {
it'll the success of a gown that il it's in
wearer is not positive as to her :
taste in selection and combination I
is by far the better plan to leave these
latters to a trustworthy modiste.